论文信息 - Reinventing the Regulatory Agenda: Conclusions from an Empirical Study of EPA's Clean Air Act Rulemaking Progress Projections

Reinventing the Regulatory Agenda: Conclusions from an Empirical Study of EPA's Clean Air Act Rulemaking Progress Projections

The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, require EPA to study the need for and feasibility of controlling toxic air pollutants associated with motor vehicles and fuels. Based on this study, EPA must promulgate standards containing reasonable requirements to control such toxic emissions, applying at a minimum to benzene and formaldehyde.

Steven J. Groseclose

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